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TANCET QUESTION PAPERS for MBA

TANCET 2

MBA

SECTION - I

ANALYSIS OF BUSINESS SITUATIONSDirections:

This section comprises two passages. After each passage questions consisting of items relating to the

preceding passage are given. Evaluate each item separately in terms of the respective passage and

choose

your answer

PASSAGE I (QUESTIONS 1 - 20)

FSL was a food manufacturing company established in 1945. Until 1995 its major products consisted of

tomato specialties such as pickles and barbecue sauces. Its consumer products business accounted for

40% of sales; the balance consisted of sales to restaurants, hospitals and armed forces. The company

has advertised for restaurant, hospital market but never for household consumers.

In 1995, the company introduced products meant for consumer market. The line was composed of a

number of dishes. Each package contained all of the necessary ingredients (except meat) including

seasoned tomato sauce, cheese and noodles. Jagdish, son of the company's president, had conceived

the idea for the line of products. Jagdishs enthusiasm for the product was quickly picked up by other

executives. The financial expert wanted expansion would enable the company to solve a number of

financial problems associated with its inability to attract outside capital. Many meetings were held

through the summer. The original thinking of the committee was that the product line should be

introduced at the beginning of the food merchandising season, which started on about October

1. This deadline however, subsequently proved to be unrealistic. Production of the first items in the line

did not get underway until September 30 and packaging difficulties prohibited introducing product

before mid December. In July the problems involved in the product introduction were not foremost in

the planner's thoughts. Many hours were spent on discussing the name of the product. Finally, the

name Vegetable Scotch was adopted but without enthusiasm from the president's son who believedthat a name did not express the gourmet image that he thought the name should express. With the

exception of the name this man directed most of the decisions related to the marketing program. From

the beginning he argued that there were already plenty of middle class products on the grocer's shelves.

What was needed, he believed, was a prestige-even a "gourmet'- line. The popularity of expensive

restaurants in cities convinced young manager of the opportunity to market these food specialties.

Early in the planning it was decided to limit distribution to the regional markets in which this company

had previously established its reputation. National distribution would be undertaken from the

beginning. It was planned that preparation would be marketed in all major food chain and headquarters

would be made by food brokers handling such products rather than brokers used to handling goods.

For the first time in its experience, FSL planned to undertake an extensive consumer - advertising

programme. A small advertising agency in Delhi with slight experience in handling food products was

appointed. However by the time the agency has bee selected and oriented to the marketing

programme, the time remaining before the scheduled introduction did not allow for the preparation of

advertisements or sponsored programmes on TV. In order to break into the consumer market at the

time of product introduction on October 1st a consumer - advertising programme using newspaper,

television commercials and radio was prepared. Except for the product introduction period, however,

relatively little thought was given in planning sessions to the total amount money required to support

the product with consumer advertising.

A number of circumstances combined to prevent the introduction in October as originally planned. No


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one has taken personal responsibility for package design and production was held up for three weeks

while the company waited for supplies of packaging materials. FSL was forced to move very rapidly to

obtain a package, but the result was neither very well designed nor attractive from a promotional point

of view. Time was short, however, and there was no choice but to use this package or abandon the

project for the present

season and possibly altogether, depending upon competitive conditions.

A hastily put together advertising campaign was introduced in November. However, advertising cost had

been gratly under estimated, that the intensity of the campaign was much lower than the manager had

anticipated, even with the limited budget. As a result, most of the budget was allocated to newspapers

and radio.

More over problem of writing of the script of the TV commercial delayed broadcasting until the

beginning of December. Newspaper advertisements and Radio commercials did commence as planned.

The new product was finally launched in mid December. However, by February, two major competitors

began marketing similar products. Shortly thereafter the company to determine whether the product

made a favourable impression sponsored a market research survey on housewives. The result of the

survey was negative. Only twenty two percent of the housewives interviewed could recall the name and

those only twelve percent had tried the product. Consumer evaluation of the product was for the first

time, only four percent stated that they would but again.Another indication that worried the company's management was that few major food chains showed

interest.

By midyear product sales were so poor that management established a special committee to determine

without delay what immediate steps might be taken to reverse the poor sales record.

1. Possibility of using existing production facilities in manufacturing new products.

(a) A Major Objective in making the decision: one of the goals sought by the decision.

(b) A Major Factor in making the decision: an aspect of the problem, specifically mentioned in the

passage that fundamentally affects and / or determines the decision.

(c) A Minor Factor in making the decision: a less important element bearing on or affecting a Major

factor, rather than a Major objective directly.

(d) A Major Assumption in making the decision: a projection or supposition arrived at by the decisionmaker before considering the factors and alternatives.

(e) An Unimportant issue in making the decision: an item lacking significant impact on, or relationship

to, the decision.

2. Likelihood of achieving wide consumer acceptance of the new products.






(d) A Major Assumption in making the decision: a projection or supposition arrived at by the

decision maker before considering the factors and alternatives.


to, the decision.

3. Company's growth and expansion.







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(c) A Minor Factor in making the decision : a less important element bearing on or affecting a Major


(d) A Major Assumption in making the decision : a projection or supposition arrived at by the decision

maker before considering the factors and alternatives.

(e) An Unimportant issue in making the decision : an item lacking significant impact on, or relationship

to, the decision.

9. National distribution of the product.

(a) A Major Objective in making the decision : one of the goals sought by the decision.

(b) A Major Factor in making the decision : an aspect of the problem, specifically mentioned in the

passage, that fundamentally affects and / or determines the decision.






to, the decision.

10. Company's inability to attract outside capital.

(a) A Major Objective in making the decision : one of the goals sought by the decision.(b) A Major Factor in making the decision : an aspect of the problem, specifically mentioned in the







to, the decision.

11. Difficulties with new package design.


(b) A Major Factor in making the decision : an aspect of the problem, specifically mentioned in thepassage, that fundamentally affects and / or determines the decision.

(c)A Minor Factor in making the decision: a less important element bearing on or affecting a Major


(d) A Major Assumption in making the decision: a projection or supposition arrived at by the decision



to, the decision.

12. Need for this new food line









to, the decision.

13. Market entry of competitors.



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to, the decision.

14. Obtaining packaging materials.









to, the decision.15. Introducing the new product in October 1st.









to, the decision.

16. Interest of major food chains in the product.(a) A Major Objective in making the decision : one of the goals sought by the decision.








to, the decision.

17. Scripting of T.V. commercials.









to, the decision.


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18. Introduction of new product line









to, the decision.

19. Developing products as fast as possible.







maker before considering the factors and alternatives.(e) An Unimportant issue in making the decision : an item lacking significant impact on, or relationship

to, the decision.

20. Marketing ability of the company.




(c) A Minor Factor in making the decision : a less important element bearing on or affecting a Major f

actor, rather than a Major objective directly.

(d) A Major Assumption in making the decision : a projection or supposition arrived at by the


(e) An Unimportant issue in making the decision: an item lacking significant impact on, or relationshipto, the decision.

PASSAGE II (QUESTIONS 21 - 30)Coirfoam, a small company producing foam rubber mattresses, was in financial trouble, and its owners

wanted to sell it. The company had been established some twenty years age, but its market share had

steadily declined over the last five years. Since Mr. Krishnan had no previous experience in the mattress

business, he requested his friend to tell him what he could do about it.

His friend analysed the company's resources. Their best resource was its product and brand name.

However, synthetics are much cheaper than foam rubber mattresses. Latex mattresses are known for

their orthopedic and anti allergic qualities, among others. The Coirfoam brand name had very nearly

become a generic term for all types of rubber mattresses. Coirfoam however was the only latex mattress

produced locally.

Apart from a superior product, the company had few resources. Its equipment, though satisfactory, wasold. It operated in leased praises on a year to year basis, although the landlord was willing to conclude a

long term agreement on favourable terms. On the other hand the company's labour force was

experienced and dedicated ad its production manager had more than ten year's experience in lated

manufacturing.

The Chairman of the company was seventy years old and wanted to retire. Apart form the sales

manager, no one else shared responsibility for marketing or administration. He told Krishnan's friend

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whether to purchase Coirfoam, Mr. Krishnan waited for his friend's final report and recommendations.

21. Public awareness of the high quality of Coirfoam mattresses.



passage that fundamentally affects and or determines the decision.


factor rather than a Major objective directly.



(e) An Unimportant issue in making the decision: an item lacking significant impact on or relationship

to, the decision.

22. The anti allergic qualities of Coirfoam mattresses.






(d) A Major Assumption in making the decision: a projection or supposition arrived at by the decisionmaker before considering the factors and alternatives.


to, the decision

23. Attitude of older consumer towards Coirfoam mattresses







maker before considering the factors and alternatives.(e) An Unimportant issue in making the decision: an item lacking significant impact on or relationship

to, the decision

24. Willingness of retailers to stock Coirfoam products in the future.


b) A Major Factor in making the decision: an aspect of the problem, specifically mentioned in the







to, the decision

25. Need to import latex rubber








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to, the decision

26. Coirfoam's present market share.








(e) An Unimportant issue in making the decision: an item lacking significant impact on or relationship to,

the decision

27. Krishnan's friend's recommendations.




(c) A Minor Factor in making the decision: a less important element bearing on or affecting a Majorfactor rather than a Major objective directly.




to, the decision

28. Coirfoam leased its premises.





factor rather than a Major objective directly.(d) A Major Assumption in making the decision: a projection or supposition arrived at by the decision



to, the decision

29. Plausibility of changing consumer attitudes through advertising.






(d) A Major Assumption in making the decision: a projection or supposition arrived at by the



to, the decision

30. The Chairman's explanation for loss of market share






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(e) The properties of Neutrino

32. Which of the following statements regarding neutrino astronomy would the author is most l ikely to

agree?

(a) Neutrino astronomy will supersede all present forms of astronomy

(b) Neutrino astronomy will be abandoned if the Dumand project fails.

(c) Neutrino astronomy can be expected to lead to major breakthrough in astronomy

(d) Neutrino astronomy will disclose phenomena that will be more surprising than past discoveries

(e) Neutrino astronomy will always be characterized by a large time lag between hypotheses and

experimental configuration.

33. In the last paragraph the author describes the development of astronomy in order to

(a) Suggest that the potential findings of neutrino astronomy can be seen as part of a series of

astronomical success

(b) Illustrate the role of surprise in scientific discovery

(c) Demonstrate the effectiveness of the Dumand apparatus in detecting neutrinos.

(d) Name some cosmic phenomena that neutrino astronomy will illuminate

(e) Contrast the motivation of earlier astronomers with that of the astrophysicists working on the

Dumand project.

34. The passage states that interactions between neutrinos and other matters are(a) Rare

(b) Artificial

(c) Unpredictable

(d) Undetectable

(e) Hazardous

35. According to the passage, one advantage that neutrinos have for studies in astronomy is that key

(a) Have been detected for the last twenty five years

(b) Possess a variable electric charge

(c) Are usually extremely massive

(d) Carry information about their history with them

(e) Are very similar to other electromagnetic particles36. According to the passage, the primary use of the apparatus mentioned would be to

(a) Increase the mass of a neutrino

(b) Interpret information neutrinos carry with them

(c) Study the internal structure of a neutrino

(d) See neutrinos in distant regions of space

(e) Detect the presence of cosmic neutrinos

37. The passage mentions which of the following as a reason that neutrinos are hard to detect?

(a) Their pervasiveness in the universe

(b) Their ability to escape from different regions of space

(c) The inability to penetrate dense matter

(d) The similarity of their structure to that of nucleons

(e) The infrequency of their interaction with other matter

38. According to the passage, he interaction of a neutrino with other can produce

(a) Particles that are neutral and massive

(b) A form of radiation that permeates the universe

(c) In accurate information about the site and circumstances of neutrino's production.

(d) Charged particles and light

(e) A situation in which light and other forms of electromagnetic radiations are blocked

39. According to the passage, one of the methods used to establish the properties of neutrinos was


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(d) Obscene language

(e) Obsolete expressions

44. The author mentions all of the following important to good speech, except

(a) A good command of English vocabulary

(b) The careful selection of words used

(c) The use of allusions and metaphors

(d) Straight forward and precise delivery

(e) The placing of emphasis on important words and phrases.

45. The author

(a) Is critical of the person who converses in a manner which is easy to understand.

(b) Implies that foreigners do not speak well.

(c) Feels that there is relationship between the sound of a word and its meaning.

(d) Criticises pomposity of style more so than vulgarity style.

(e) Urges us to speak like an actor or the preacherSECTION III

PROBLEM SOLVING (QUESTIONS 46 - 70)

Directions: For each of the following questions, select the choice which best answers the questions or

completes the statement46. The ratio of x to y is 1/2 . If the ratio of x + 2 to Y + 1 is 2/3, then what is the value of x?

(a) 6

(b) 4

(c) 3

(d) 2

(e) 1

47. If the width of a rectangle is increased by 25% while the length remains constant, the resulting area

is

what percent of the original. area?

(a) 25%

(b) 75%

(c) 125%

(d) 225%

(e) 250%

48. If n is an integer between 0 and 100, then any of the following could be 3n + 3 EXCEPT

(a) 300

(b) 297

(c) 208

(d) 63

(e) 6

49. Ravi is standing 180 meters due north of point P. Latha is standing 240 meters due west of point P.

What is the shortest distance between Ravi and Latha?

(a) 60 meters(b) 300 meters

(c) 420 meters

(d) 900 meters

(e) 9000 meters

50. Roopa can stuff advertising circulars into envelopes at the rate of 45 envelopes per minute and

Anusha

requires a minute and a half to stuff the same number of envelopes. Working together, how long will it


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take Roopa and Anusha to stuff 300 envelopes?

(a) 15 minutes

(b) 2 minutes

(c) 3 minutes 30 seconds

(d) 3 minutes 20 seconds

(e) 4 minutes

51. (4 + 5) (4 - 5) is equal to

(a) -1

(b) 0

(c) 11

(d) 21

(e) 11 + 8 5

52. If interest on a savings account is paid monthly at an annual rate of 6.25 % and if the interest is not

reinvested, then in how many years will the total amount of interest earned equal the amount of money

saved in the account?

(a) 36

(b) 24

(c) 18(d) 16

(e) 12

53. If hose A can fill up a tank in 20 minutes and hose B can fill up the same tank in 15 minutes, how long

will it take for the hoses together to fill up the tank?

(a) 5 minutes

(b) 15/2 minutes

(c) 60/7 minutes

(d) 65/7 minutes

(e) 12 minutes

54. A store sells five different kinds of nuts. If it is possible to buys x grams of the most expensive nuts

forRs. 3.20 and x grams of the cheapest nuts for Rs. 1.40 then which of the following could be the cost of

purchasing a mixture containing x grams of each type of nut.?

(a) Rs. 1.76

(b) Rs. 2.84

(C) Rs. 3.54

(d) Rs. 13.60

(e) Rs. 16

55. A boy receives grades of 91, 88, 86 and 78 in four of his major subjects. what must he receive in his

fifth major subject in order to average 85?

(a) 86

(b) 85

(c) 84

(d) 83

(e) 82

56. If the following numbers are arranged in order from the smallest to the largest, what will be their

correct

order?

I. 9/13 II. 13/9 III. 70% IV. 1/70

(a) II, I, III, IV


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(b) III, II, I, IV

(c) III, IV, I, II

(d) II, IV, III, I

(e) I, III, IV, II

57. A square is inscribed in a circle of area 18p. Find a side of the square

(a) 3

(b) 6

(c) 32

(d) 62

(e) It cannot be determined from the information given

58. A line segment is drawn from the point (3, 5) to the point (9, 13) . What are the coordinates of the

mid

point of this line segment?

(a) (3, 4)

(b) (12, 18)

(c) (6, 8)

(d) (9, 6)

(e) (6, 9)59. Every letter in the alphabet has number value which is equal to its place in the alphabet; the letter A

has

a value of 1 and C a value of 3. The number value of a word is obtained by adding up the values of the

letters in the word and then multiplying that sum by the length of the word. The word 'DFGH' would

have a number value of

(a) 25

(b) 44

(c) 66

(d) 100

(e) 108

60. If ab > 0 and a < 0, which of the following is negative?(a) b

(b) b

(c) a

(d) (a - b)

(e) (a + b)

61. John rents a car for d days. He pays m Rs. per day for each of the first 7 days, and half that rate for

each additional day. Find the total charge if d > 7.

(a) m + 2m (d - 7)

(b) m + m/2 (d - 7)

(c) 7m + m/2 (d - 7)

(d) 7m + md/2

(e) 7m + 2md.

62. The net price of a certain article is Rs. 306 after successive discounts of 15% and 10% off the marked

price. What is the marked price?

(a) Rs. 234.09

(b) Rs. 400

(c) Rs. 382.50

(d) Rs. 408

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63. A school has enough bread to feed 30 children for 4 days. If 10 more children are added, how many

days will the bread last?

(a) 16/3

(b) 4/3

(c) 8/3

(d) 12

(e) 3

64. The ice compartment of a refrigerator is 8 inches long, 4 inches wide and 5 inches high. How many

ice

cubes will it hold if each cube is 2 inches on an edge?

(a) 8

(b) 10

(c) 12

(d) 16

(e) 20

65. A train 100 metres long running at a speed of 50 km/hr crosses a 120 m. long train coming from the

opposite direction in 6 seconds. What is the speed of the other train?

(a) 82 km/hr(b) 70 km/hr

(c) 85 km/hr

(d) 72 km/hr

(e) 65 km/hr

66. Simplify :(2m + 1. 32m - n . 5m + n + 2 . 6n ) /(6m . 10 n + 1 . 15m

(a) 5

(b) 3

(c) 2

(d) 5m

(e) 3 -n

67. The numbers 34041 and 32506 when divided by a certain number of three digits, leave the sameremainder. What is the number?

(a) 535

(b) 405

(c) 357

(d) 307

(e) 275

68. My watch is slow by 7 minutes at 3 P.M. Wednesday and it was 8 minutes too fast at 9.00 A.M. on

Friday. At what time it gave the right time by the watch?

(a) 7 A.M. Thursday

(b) 9 P.M. Thursday

(c) 5 A.M. Thursday

(d) 9 A.M. Thursday

(e) 5 P.M. Thursday

69. A cistern has a leak which would empty it in 8 hours. A tap is turn on which admits 6 litres a minute

into

the cistern, and it is now emptied in 12 hours. How many litres does the cistern hold?

(a) 5670 litres

(b) 8640 litres

(c) 5760 litres


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(d) 4320 litres

(e) 2880 litres

70. A certain basket ball team that has played 2/3 of its games has a record of 17 wins and 3 losses.

What

is the greatest number of the remaining games that the team can lose and still win at least 3/4 of the

total games played?

(a) 3

(b) 4

(c) 5

(d) 6

(e) 7

SECTION - IV

DATA SUFFICIENCY (QUESTIONS 71 - 85)

Directions: Each question below is followed by two statements numbered as (a) and (b). You have to

determine whether the data given in the statements is sufficient for answering the question. Use the

data

given, plus your knowledge of mathematics and every day facts, to mark your answer as

1. If statement (a) alone is sufficient to answer the question, but statement (b) alone is not sufficient.2. If statement (b) alone is sufficient to answer the question, but statement (a) alone is not sufficient.

3. If both statements together are needed to answer the questions, but neither statement alone is

sufficient

4. If either statement (a) or (b) by itself is sufficient to answer the question.

5. If not enough facts are given to answer the question.

71. A piece of wood 7 feet long is cut into three pieces. What is the length of each of the pieces?

a. The length of the longest piece is equal to the sum of the lengths of the other two pieces.

b. The length of the shortest piece is 6 inches.

(a) If statement (a) alone is sufficient to answer the question, but statement (b) alone is not sufficient

(b) If statement (b) alone is sufficient to answer the question, but statement (a) alone is not sufficient.

(c) If both statements together are needed to answer the questions, but neither statement alone issufficient

(d) If either statement (a) or (b) by itself is sufficient to answer the question.

(e) If not enough facts are given to answer the question.

72. Is x an integer?

a. x > 0 b. 3 + 4 = x



(c) If both statements together are needed to answer the questions, but neither statement alone is

sufficient



73. Does Balu have more records in his record collection than Lakshmi has in hers?

a. Radha has more records in her collection than Lakshmi

b. Balu has fewer records in his collection than Radha




sufficient



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74. What is the volume of cube C?

a. The total surface area of C is 54 square

b. The area of each face of C is 9 square inches




sufficient



75. How much money is saved by buying a box of a dozen pencils instead of 12 pencils singly?

a. When purchased in a box of 12, the cost of each pencil is Rs. 0.05 less than if purchased singly

b. The price of a box of a dozen pencils is Rs. 2.40.




sufficient

(d) If either statement (a) or (b) by itself is sufficient to answer the question.(e) If not enough facts are given to answer the question.

76. Salim invested a total of Rs. 10,000 for a period of one year. Part of the money he put into an

investment that earned 6 percent simple interest, and the rest of the money into an investment that

earned 8 percent simple interest. How much money did he put into the investment that earned 6

percent?

a. The total interest earned on the Rs. 10,000 for the year was Rs. 640

b. The rupee value of the investment that earned 6 percent was only one-fourth the dollar value of the

investment that earned 8 percent.



(c) If both statements together are needed to answer the questions, but neither statement alone issufficient



77. If a car is driven 150 miles, the fuel tank is filled to what percent of capacity at the end of the trip?

a. The car averaged 15 miles per gallon for the trip

b. The tank is filled to 75 percent of capacity at the start of the trip




sufficient



78. What is the 999th term of the series S?

a. The first four terms of S are (1 + 1), (2 + 1), (3 +1), and (4 +1)

b. For every x, the xth term of S is (x + 1)




sufficient


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79. When one piece of fruit is taken at random from a fruit bowl, what is the chance that it is an apple?

a. There are half as many apples as oranges in the fruit bowl

b. A third of the fruit in the fruit bowl are orange.



(c) If both statements together are needed to answer the questions, but neither statement alone is s

sufficient



80. A swimming pool is supplied water by two pipes, P and Q. If pipe P operating alone can fill the pool?

a. Operating together, pipes P and Q can fill the pool in 4 hours.

b. Pipe P supplies water at the rate of 520 litres per hour, and 6240 gallons are required to fill the pool




sufficient(d) If either statement (a) or (b) by itself is sufficient to answer the question.


81. Is x divisible by 70?

a. X is divisible by 2 and 5

b. x is divisible by 2 and 7.




sufficient


(e) If not enough facts are given to answer the question.82. A company's profit was Rs. 800,000 in 1990. What was its profit in 1991?

a. There was a 20% increase in income in 1991

b. There was a 25% increase in costs in 1991.




sufficient



83. What is the value of 1/x + 1/y + 1/z?

a) (xy + xz + yz)/xyz = 4

b) x + y = 3




sufficient



84. How many of the 60 applicants for a job passed neither the physical nor the written exam?


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(b) Clapped jubilantly

(c) When the champion

(d) Received his trophy

91. Let you and I see to it that we do not make such mistakes

(a) You and I

(b) To

(c) Do not

(d) Such

92. Those who are desirous of applying for the post they should do son on forms supplied by the office.

(a) Who

(b) Desirous

(c) They

(d) On forms

93. None can deny that every scientific invention had proved more harmful to humanity than beneficial

(a) None can deny

(b) Every scientific

(c) More harmful

(d) Than beneficial94. In this year the monsoon failed, which caused a terrible famine throughout the province.

(a) In

(b) The monsoon

(c) Which

(d) The

95. I can well afford to disregard he who is capable of making such statements.,

(a) Well afford

(b) He

(c) Capable of

(d) Making such

96. Someone had said that the English excelled all other nations, the Dutch being avaricious, theFrench, a set of. Sycophants, the Germans drunken and gluttons and the Spaniards were proud and

insolent.

(a) The English excelled

(b) Being avaricious

(c) a set of

(d) were proud and insolent

97. As soon as the petition was heard the futility of the boycott was admitted.

(a) As soon as

(b) was heard

(c) Futility

(d) Boycott was admitted

98. The use of public roads is seriously threatened by the freedom given or taken by the owners

and drivers of motor cars.

(a) Use of public

(b) seriously

(c) Given

(d) By the owners

99. I finished my dinner before he came. to see me

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(b) My dinner

(c) Before he came

(d) To see me

100. He is trying his best to please his master whom he fears may be seriously offended by what has

happened.

(a) Trying his best

(b) whom he

(c) May be

(d) By what

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